1512 CHEROKEE CANAL RD GRIDLEY, CA 95948

Features

• Price/sqft: $718
• Lot Size: 14501124
• Heating: Floor/Wall
• Construction Type: Wood

Facts

• Year Built: 01/01/1995
• Property ID: 829569576
• Parcel Number: 021-020-034-000
• Property Type: Commercial
• County: BUTTE
• Listing Status: Active

Sale Type

This is an MLS listing, meaning the property is represented by a real estate broker, who has contracted with the home owner to sell the home.

Description

This listing is NOT a foreclosure. An incredible and rare opportunity to purchase 25% of the legendary Pipers Patch in the historic Butte Sink. Originally developed by Ken Hofmann, Pipers Patch operates as an LLC. The property features 502 acres of some of the finest wetland habitat in North America and is nestled at the foot of the Sutter Buttes which is approximately 60 miles North of Sacramento. The amenities are impressive; There are 10 standup blinds 1 pit blind, a beautiful fully furnished clubhouse where you gather for meals and entertainment; a wing of four private guest rooms, with two main suites. Large shop for your equipment and gentlemen to clean your birds. Pipers Patch is exclusive yet casual and friendly. The interior of the Butte Sink is comprised of roughly 50 duck clubs which encompass roughly 18,000 acres, nestled on the valley floor. Gray Lodge Wildlife Area provides another contiguous 10,000 acres. This habitat is fed and flooded by Butte Creek and is defined by a matrix of marsh, tules, shallow waterways and uplands with oaks and willows. Its one of the last truly wild places left in the Sacramento Valley.nn nnProperty Highlights:nSportsman's paradise is set in historic Butte Sink.n25% Ownership.n 502 acres of premier waterfowl hunting in Butte County.n10 standup blinds 1 pit blind.n+/- 2,500 sqft Clubhouse with 4 guest suites & 2 main suites.nWetland habitat supplied by Reclamation District, Gridley Biggs Water District.nIn addition, there are 2 agricultural wells and 1 domestic.nThe club sits northwest of the Gray Lodge Wildlife Refuge.nGray Lodge Wildlife Refuge is home to millions of migratory waterfowl each year.nHunting includes duck, dove and deer.n2hrs +/- from the Bay Area.